So here are some facts to help you decide if offering long-term stays at your property is a strategy you’d like to embrace. The ability to work from anywhere has begun driving demand in the vacation rental industry with a return to business travel and remote workers flexing their flexibility by adopting the “work from anywhere” lifestyle.īrian Chesky, the CEO of Airbnb, reported that monthly stays were their fastest-growing segment even before the pandemic and predicts that the demand will only get stronger as people continue to untether from their desks.Īs an Airbnb host or a vacation rental property manager, it’s natural to have questions about the ins and outs of this trend. Times are changing: guests are seeking long-term rentals, and here’s whyĪccording to the researchers at Ladders, 25% of all professional jobs in North America will be remote by the end of 2022, and remote opportunities will continue to increase through 2023.Īs mandates are dropped around the world and restrictions are lifted, it’s becoming increasingly clear that a portion of the workforce who have proven that location independence is possible and productive will simply not be returning to the office. This new reality has created a growing demand for Airbnb long-term rentals offering Airbnb hosts and property managers new revenue opportunities. One of the most significant shifts we’ve experienced is the migration to working remotely, with more of the workforce gaining location flexibility that only digital nomads had enjoyed until recently. We’ve all experienced a lot of change in the last couple of years due to the massive impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Your guide to hosting & managing long-term stays with Airbnb
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